Urban association rules: Uncovering linked trips for shopping behavior
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Josep Blat | Carlo Ratti | Stanislav Sobolevsky | Yuji Yoshimura | Juan N. Bautista Hobin | C. Ratti | Stanislav Sobolevsky | J. Blat | Yuji Yoshimura
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